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3 .2w - f A OD itC;:t.ta ( cif ,or. t 5 ,rsilire' O ft" 3rill iiaTo7f gC6l° f iat O g Kot/er .i n ter 1,00. • r' :1)1001 NI 0' ~~~ 5 • _1:51 , 5 • • • 7 c • ~~: c, r. 1 , i~ • .‘ J Z! , t I S • \ '; 0 '2„i` 0 3 o ;J. ,0 e 5• , ,t4' d• Kt. l' e t, 0 ; [g• o d. 5. , ' 6 '. de s 5,7 a. uzibiz.ii, 5 683 • 111 'w THE , 10R110Mr---ATRE VOYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. * EVENING, Nov. 29, 1810' ThrteWill be 4 tts, call acted (tirst time ) a G ran d Historical, Opera, in, Ld • • G USTA.VUS VASA. The P r i nc i pal Charaae - s by AL YOUNG Mr. EGERTON, MURRAY', Mr. I NCL EDON, E MERY, Mr. PAWcETT; 11. IOHNSTON Mrs. PICKONSs' 411"liQLTON, Mrs:C. KEMI3LE, Mrs. LISTON . . ' A fter which will be revjyed, _the Farce of THE SPOIL'D CHILD. 1 151 ac e4t ,.... -Little Pickle, Miss BO OTti. t the t •ew 110 yr the Loxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, l'ott r "iiice, in Prince's-place, .Hatt-street, 110111 en ~,t) xe, • 13..--1 -0 4 ‘:e 7 ' s ; See°ftd-pri i 3s. 6d. Second 7 pric . e `ecoild.„!,Gallery 2. Second_price is —,Upper Galleryls. L il le 11)011,e 6d. —No Money to be returned. at i i ° a r i ,W".ll be ape:led-at Halt past Five, and the Play prt O n Saturday, King Henry the Eighth-. 9 4• (2\,,,, , nde th,„ RE KO:YAL, J.YLLUN . ‘l./Tor reo thority of the L ORD C HAMBE R L4rN.)_ friil3,. PRESE NT EVENING, Nov. 528, 1810 ! eir Majesties' Servants will act the Comic Opera ot • 'THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr PHILIPPS. They Cot o f Curvoso Mr. PENEEY ,• " r quis de Grand L'lrAreati, OXBERRY ; (u s . Lorenzo, Mr.•PINE, • u ng 114 first appearance: at this Theatre) • Whinisiculo, RUSSELL ; • • • , Peter, Mt. .P ENSON Dorilace, Miss TIDSWEI;L; •.• r, • C,' Mrs. SCOTT •-otistailtia rudelia (with. a Song); Mrs B ; SH !' • Leonora, Miss V.OO L E ; F loretta, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. • Whicli- Yvill be added f6CC`rDiid time at this Theatre), the 1 vVo Farce of ' • STRINGS TO YOUR BOW. (33 e , Lazariilo Mr. LOVEGROVE, s . . olg his second. appearance in that Chara•acr); -•„• Don Pectic., Mr. CA RR 7, . • Lion Sancho, M. iSI AD DO ; OClavio Mc. HOLLAND ;. r erdinand, lir. WALD EGRAVE; • Clara,. Mrs: ORG ERC Leonoia, Mrs. SCOT x ; t t lace stn , Maid, 'Mrs. MENAGE. # _ k i kliEl E n ; taken of Mr. Sp r i ng , at Uri: Box. 0 Mee in the 'ghtt /r• of wboin m a y als o be had Private boxes lio C• Xes 6s e . uecond: rice s —Pit 3s. 6(i. Second-price zs. 6'tzs: Second.l-)prise3 Upper Gallery ts. Second lar e ts • . t •a to be opened at Hall past Five, and .theyer gr4ed b egirk at Halt , p• n at Six.—No Money to be - te.: 11 0 • • ti ced a „ r "v; Alt in" . the Wrong ; atter which will be pro- Z 1 4,. Farce,•c died TtarhfOrrnation, or, Love "nt " 1 1 Friday, The Hypocrite.—On Saturday, The ry Girt 4110,i - ,--...._ I .II"E. ATR T 4 E, TOTTENtI A M,SREE I, TUT ,:v I'E.NHANI COU WC ROAD. Present WEDNESDAY, Navember 28, "ill be presented a new [Wier Dance, called FLORA'S SPORTS. ki, , - T Al' he- princip - af C haratters by ' ~ • .. 3 " Miss TWAMLEY, Mr. I9NEP • '• And Mr. HARRISON; Assisted by th e whole Corps ' , de Ballet. I'6 %,,.!41/ 91 /RITE SONG. by,Miss PANTAN.• ' 4 c l l will be added a new Burletta, founded on the Plot, • • _ ..• Incittent„and Diction of • ROBIN . HOOD; Or, sH,ERWtiot.Y FOREST: • „ kiThin lIA - . Mr' CHA ttlp f i n ~,,, tsanin Ftzl e be i rt Mr D A %N.'OIsl. -I ' i t- R.:A,. 1 10 1 N r eS. Little• . tolin, Mr. CIBBOI4. , ti ; . Scarlet,• Mt. HAS IIN GS. - .St A . i Lowman,• Mr: R... Tlt 0 'l'l' ER. l ' e rer, :M .r. DI E Ali E it. Second Archer, Mr. ROE. ti.„O„ A " It utterkini Mr. PEN L'E -',Miss __,,,. .....i.a, /vi m. . w E.AKoI Angelina-, Dr.rirt • A , ... And. Annette, Miss .DAWSON. ...ter wh ic i_ o a new PAS SET L, Miss HAkT. f(iconczude with the celebrated by Patrto.rame . of . _ _ ... U. A ; 6 1., THE 'LIBERTINE DE.STROYD.. , 1)0 4 F - b ull Juan, •Mr. ,P.EN,LEN, junior ; " • . ' ernindo, Mr. K . L. I 0 N ES. 06n•C cznian, Mr. Ma te 1 ,,, BLANCH RD; - "'r- -R.. 'l' RUT I ER.. l'i,.,l;crinan, Mr. , RQ.E ; :...•• Algu4zils 'Me. COOKE and Nir. DAVIS ; ‘ "'• ' - ;'eitro; Mr. AiPL t BY • • - And ScarahloitCh, Nir. I ON ' ES ; , , • Vish ' ' aonna Anna, Miss L.F.c FIN ;.• .- - • - , Doo,,T v orrien, Mrs. W ~..A K I N. and,Miss DA N FAN- Second,. R;',.`°"be'oi)ened - at Half past' - ' Five, to begin at• Hal- • '''t --" o' 'I - o - ' Gallery, -is.— co nd . <- ock. Bows, 43.—• al 2 S. — ' lake„ Nice - au- l ir - p ast Ei z h r •..... pi a & ( 0 ; the, Bo;tes to e 11.°4 1 " ; °t41 ..r. tones . : at th . e - 80 . a-Offi-e,.,TottelPham. en hit r ,strect,. -our --N.B. No Money to be rettnited. ... •„,_ _ •:, . ° U - kt E 1 - ) ' NE W BRI DUE Ht.I. O. EC ,' M ar il t . k.N_K _s_l 9 ... E: Slop 4W ARK; TO >'UEEN-S'l C 11 . 1 ' 11 . r , • Ptiauc 'i re!ii;eatitlli infornied;' that lio % Ain., , °I(S' for recefving Stibscriptieris for thii - Ueder. 4 Ytt' ' re OPeAe•.i at the - i3attking iloeses of Messrs. S m ith,.. , street t atonritct 85.11141,,1r5- niar N ), l4l lt B l u sl h o o t ti to 4 rri c-b , ti a cte C; r. . id Lo •M m c b s :r r d s : Der s h , (.) when) a Deposit or Two liouuds . Ten Shillinks ii are Must be Paid at the time of subScribteg. , • - Y Orderl)f the Committee - * D . . l(:)cer,' Hat Till.). and . W M : N ITT LE SFI 1 PP,'Solicitors. r . t, Nov, I .l ' iSio -. pi ck l e nted p i . t- sr 0 ' 3 % 4 1s 1 4ay ' be ad of Mr. Wyatt, i3ooksellei . ,'• Je tt ° -,-, k. em pie- bar. t y - )r. REAL BLESANG TO MO flelkftS. ,i, Beth le°3ll. • BUCHAN mo s t - .pathetically ' de . . tht sufferings of Children while' cutting their dttentio tost dtngeruus period, at which I,ery.tierritationat Lib 4eason 11?ulIr Paid , them; particularly 1 it th e ', ".oett th Chin Cough and Aleazles are so prevalent. - • critical - rder Lf the glints come with any other ' ll 4 th e ; Ltlfnts re,.over. tvlothers ought never to b dt e ? s o vith-- 4 ery . CtIiERICAN um • ruilNG SYRUP in the Nur. tl iis v or i f , Citild Wes ill r henight, wit h pains nt,ltsPuills Dote s 4 h l ' a b i le Nte-dieine appiied; , Wilt iniinediatety open t !e 4i ells i -e4t the V uins, and thereby prevent levers or convul 400th. Parents who may be dubious of the virtues of the I)ea rect irg n ~,YI IIP , May refer to the'different Cates that have ap sit,e - ;,iits aiid other Papers. I Ve. t, e2r'. Fulnisorf -has appropriated -one' hour twice a (14 Y 14'1'4...fr0m nine to ten o'Clock on Tuesday and Sati s ir , .. i 4 cut 9II "Ks, rt.) the Poor who.,may hav Children afilicte 1 iteeert'llg their Teeth, by bringing a letter from a house it , 0 .., that the Mother is a real object of. dimity, has made_ as its yiurtruversally,known that cases would - be 'superfluous, , e YO U "" ate k: • ' rig c Ito i sown in Almost To t, ' Text! • Itta h. . e Itad ot the-Proprietors, 1. Johnson and Co. 9,4:New hill ;Vet, Oxtont.strvet ; and RL-tatled by Golding, Cor.n ''il)at A e " herry, D ame-streei, Dublin ; and by all the prin bottie.lecticine Venders in Town and Country, at as: 9 d • a N . fifc4 Re.oy oney only. S hiaP ' 13 e sltz te ask tot iohnsoit's Arryerican Soothing . Y ,I.li ttt .1".41:Itt - , 17---i i ~.,1 . . -t -,4, ~ A 1_ k 4 wai . t • • • 1 • TUESDAY-NEXT, rrHE 'GRAND CITY LOTTERY will Draw'iri ~Guilditail, London. - This Capital Property, situate in Skinner-street and Picket-Street, ainoUnts m value to up'- wards of One Hundred Thousand pounds, and is the last. opporttinity. - the Public can-ever have of obtaining a valuable Freehold, Land-lax redeemed, tor 81. zss. Titre are Twen ty:five Capital Prizes. • Price of a Ticket . L 8 z 5 • --Hell •---' aC4- 12 o 1 Eighth .Zi 4 o . Quarter . 2 7 o I Sixteenth . oiz o Tickets and Shares are selling at No. is and 26, Skinner, street ; 7,•Snowhill ;"13, Pickett -street; 6, Aldgate, cornet of Houndsditch ; 419, Oxford-street ; izo, Strand ; and 8, Cornhill. sTAT E LOT VERN To be DrAwn isth NEX r FEBRUARY, MA. IN-ONE DAY. • SCHEME. 4 Prizes of Zz0,c. , 00 - - are - Soono 8 - - - ' 2,000 12 - 1,000 20 560 - - - - - Jo,oom 24 - - 4ou - - - - - 2.4_,0 , 1 44 - - -2; 3,.800 - - - - - 76,030 4,c 12 Prizes. k2oe,oooci 'l - HE Public are respeafully acquainted, that an entire New .pLANIpf LOTTERY is submitted, em bracing every advaritage of elle old ones of Four or Eight Days' DraNving,- and removing every objection to the last and late Lotteries, in which no Purchaser could have a choice of a Number above 5,000, nor possibility of obtaining more than one of the 20,0061. Prizes, it he had `ought Four ditnrent NUmbers'. . In the present Plan, a Purchaser has the choice of any lsarrnber 'from No. i to No. 20,660 i and in the. purchase cif Three or Four difierent Numbers, he miy gain a.20;o061- by each of them. • L • TI.CKETS and SHARES ace now Selling considerably 'cheaper than in the late Lottery, as may be seen by the fol low* comparison of Prices. : . . - r ' I , PRESENT LOTT.ERY.. .. LAST LOTTERY. Ticket - - . Z2i. o. 6 Ticket - -- kzz is o' Half • - . - . 'to 15 o Half - -. ~ 11 14 . o _ _ . Quarter - Eighth Sixteenth 5 9 6 Quarter - - - z 15 6 'Eighth -- - - r 8 o's Sixteenth - - 5 19 0 2 19 6 14 ,6' All Persons desirous of having Fancy or FaVourite Num bers, from i to zo,ooo, may, be supplied by an early applica tion to any of the Licensed Offices% rs' Observe, there are FORTY-FOUR CAPITALS, %nu No Prize lower than 201;1,1 ! This Day were published, *. In One Volume. Odavo, price Bs. in boards, .• •- • CI i CCASIONAL 'TRACTS • relative-to the WAR • betwetn GREAT BRITAIN and . FRANC ; writ ten and published at ditrererit -Periods from the Year !lin.- Including brielzObservaion's on the Address to his M - ~j..sty, proposed by Earl Grey in the House of Lords, tune 13, ;- 1810. By . WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq; Printed for T. Cadell arid W. 1.). - ‘-ies, Strand. *.* The Ohservations on Earl C,re}'s Adiirebs may' belizicl separate, price zs. and new — editions of all Mr. Roscee's other Works may be had as above. Speedily will.bc fliblished, in One Volume, Octric, • A N ACCOUNT of the PAST s kid PRIETENT rj ; STA'.I*E: of - the ISLE of -MAN; including'.a tit Mineralogy: , an Wilhite or 4.4 the, Pfivileges enjuyetLby Debtors;' en.l tt..lbtory; of I sland. London : Printed for Robert lialdwiri, 47, Paternostttr% row. • . ..• • , • : ' This . 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Cbi burn, • Public .obrary, Conduit street. .Of whom, and all Bookselitirs, may in a revirdly-S'.be had., lulla tie Vienne; dedicated, by .perini.ss,i9n, to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, 4 vols..zis. .-• i. Sebastian and Isabel • or• The Invisible Sword, a'Ro mance, is. . . • This Day was published, -• lit 2 vols. Bvcrr iniee ois. boards, .. AIEMOIRS of the-LIVE awl WiIf.TINGS of, vicrmt A I.F lEIt I ; _written by himself. Trans fated from the Italian-: London- i,.f.'ritited'ilit. - 11'etiry Colburn, Conduit-stret. • •" It is inipossiolei to•poruse- the. Memoirs of such a`man as Alfieri, vvithout,some. .interest and-gratification. •'f he traits Of ardour and originality that arc disclosed through a 1; the. reserve arid - gravity•Of Ore st - Yrc,.'beget - a , Continued ex peC--. cation and curiosity ; and gwit atoswparis,,ptlais. srory which seem rather,to belong to his youth,. rank, ,and educa-, tion, than to his,, genius or peculiar . chara4.l&, acqujre degree of importance; from considering how• tar these very circurnstsnets assist&l - the formation, and iib --strtidedlhe develnpe_rrynt, of .that-charaeler and genins."— Edin. Rev. " Perhaps the history of literature does not present so ex traordinary an ii stance of the enter.prizes whidi mind alone will attaw,t,. unassisted by art, and unimproved by instruc, tion."-440n. Rev. .• . , , • - _ . , . This Uay eras publihed, In 2 vd:S._4to. the Tenth Edition, Coffee - led and Revised; • .77 . 'price 51 ss. call lettered, ,• " ADICTIONARY of the ,ENGLISH -LAN GUAG E. in which the words are deduced from their Otiginals, and illustrated in their different significations c by examples frOm the best writers. To which are prefixed, • • .7 A History of the Languages, and An English . Gram mar.. By'SAMUEL 1014NSON, J.L. D.. '- London: Printedtor'F. and C. Rivingion ' J. Walker, I'. Payne, J. Stockdalc, J. Cuthell, Clark and Sons. R. Lea, Longman, Hurst, Rees, ()fine, and Brown, V ernor,•flood, and Sharpe, Crosby and Co. Cadeil and Davies, Lackington, Allen, and Co, 1. and A. Arch, W. Stewart, S. Bags:er, 1. Murray, J. hooker, 1, Herding, Black, Par ry, and Kingsbury, l . Richardson, 1.. M. ltidiardaon, 1 . • liatchard, R. Scholey, J. Mawnian, R. H. Evi,n,, J. Mk kinlay, J. Asperne, I. Booth, R. Paldwitt, R. I loyer, Cox, Matthrws and Leigh, J. Faulder, W. Reed, and I°llllsou and Co. aid Wilson and. Son, York. WED _NE SDA Y, *NovEmBER. 28, 1810. 71 , 1 q . 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' ''' . 14: 4 1 • .', :".," -'' '_.. f , , F.:%. --- ..'' ,, ,4 , t-, i X/A e- ' • ' ' Ilk . . --3 ) „,• . . . , ! . • ~ , • ' rYlefii • - I 'l'*' • ' - ,' ' ' tii A l ► * , 'AI , . • , . ' ~~::.~ • HE LIFE. of ADMIRAL LORD N EI2SO - N; K B frolit hi, Lord;lup's Manuscripts: 'I3 the Rev jANI ES ANIEI.3. CLARKt., Ss. Librattitn to the Prince, and enapiana to iiis Royal Nigh. - • '• ::" 1-101,:vii61t1;drill' • • JOHN NI'AR lisq. 'Late Saletar) - io A 'lO Viseottut re.iimrks, . vv., Ll..ivies. • •A r tew coptes Work, (dedicated by per - massioii4o tne k'ritice of, Wa 4 es,) elegantly ptirtted by Bens. 1,. , 0 Loge volumes, imperial quarto . , an illustrated by nitiner,,tis,:li ligravi4s. by the' melt eniinent Afti . Sts",. front' Pi:tures painted' ex . presly, for' the : work, by Messrs. West, i'ocock; &e. May still be had, price 9t, 9s. in extra . . boards. ' - • ' MesSrs. Cadell 'and 'DaJieS have likewise published an Work,_iii One -large Odavo voluitte,r)vith of Lord Nelson, price its.. BRIfISH GALLER U 1 PORTRAITS, Prluted• for T. -Clicle.ll:alul W. Davis,'p Strait]: [I MICE SIXPENCE HALFPENI.-; Y FRENCH PAPERS: , . • STOCKHOLM . , OCT. 31:.--- , This day the Deputies • of the Diet went :to Ctrottningholm', to pay thelr re speCts. to his 'Royal Highness. To-morrow, it is said, that Prince will make his solemn en trance into this capital., At mid-day there will- he a It.try,, and in the 'evening a grand concert at Cnurt. On the evening - of the c2d November, there will be a grand illtimination in the city. On the 3d, at micirday, the oath of. fidelity and homage will be taken in the' hall of the Diet, and in the evening, the Opera of pils;aviii Vasa will rbe ppr- • formed. On the. sth his Royal Highness willhoid a levee in the morning, and receive congratulatiOns ; in the;plternouttlhefe will be a circle at Court. On the B.th; tl,e dissolution of the Diet; . and on the • pth, the usual discourse be delivereJ at its close. . • • • . • ,n When the Tririce Royal came from lielsingholrg to Di ott tii ugholm, .the ptople, impat t . .to tiee him, colle6ted in crov.ds'l.2: - .on the road. To aceixtr. - no- , .- date - the wisiles of the Multitude, the Piinee,seyeral limes descended fforn his cartiags,.m/alked ott.tri a good way, and addressed Several words•to the peasants and other Persons wha surrounded him. Ht took up wi t h hi m into his:caTrt.sge se,erdi Governors of Provinces, in order to p9t.qtestions to them on the country; he listened ttith :the. greatest interest to their intormatiOn. These niarks. of goodness excited shows of joy; the enthustagna was general. The weather has neetCceristantly te vourable ; his ROyal . Highness . enjoy; • the, best health. - .—The eeremoriy of the presentation. his Royal HighnesS the Hereditary Prince tool; place this day with the greatest solemnity, in preietice of the assembled Members of the Diet. 'His Royal Higlines - pronounced the foliowin address:— • .. . " SIRE, . . . . • " In appearing this day bef ore the throne of yont. Majesty, 'surrounded by the Stwes-General,of the realm, my first duty, as it is the tirsr wish of my heart, is 'to lay at your feet the - public homage of the sacred and inviolable seiffirnerns which, for lif,e,. attach me to your Majestv. _ - _ . "I pay this homage to my king, Sire ; but I also pay it .to the person of a prince, who, iong hetore, he mounted the throne had acquired, by his virtues, the Confidence and love of the nation. In „difficult - circumstances, the State .has always had recourse to your Majesty ; twice the throne ,wa - : vacant, and, twice your Majesty performed the painful , defies of royalty, without any other, interest but 'that of the public weal, But all at once brake forth one of those revolutions which Heaven rip - pears sometimes to permit, as a lesson to Kinces ; , and 'the nation conjured your Majesty to place your self on that very throne which you had Su long de- fended.., " I could never;have foreseen that I should one day ba associated to destinies so glotions, and, that yoUr Majesty, after having deigned to fix upon me the suffrages of. your people, would at List crown .so rnat.iy favourS, by adopting jue for, your son. A • A title so dear fills my soul with an ambition the , most noble ! What . am I not bound to clo to metit, =to support that Illustriotis tiatiae w Erich your Majesty • his this day bestowed 'upon tne ! It is not without__ great distrust of my (Ali powers that.l babe ac cepted a task at once so honourable and So difficult. If I have been able to resolve upon it, it was only from thinking that I should follow • in every, thing the counsels of your Majesty, and that near - y6il - 1 -- I - should be instructed in the 'great art of reigning. God grant, Sire, that I may long enjoy your lessons. God grant,that the youthfulmind of my son may be - Modelled after yOur's, and be penetrated with the great, examples wliich.your Majesty presents to hi p s deScendants. Messieurs-theDeputieS or the Nobility, called to, be the first Defender of the Throne and o f t he S ta t e ,. ' I treotthat you Will second me in that noble office. • You know, Gentlemen, that primitive nobility was the reward'of great 'set vices performed to the coun try : and'what obligations are they not under to Om . ; .state, who enjoy by. birth,- the rewards merited by their ancestors t The sacrifice-of theiriiie, on every occasion, is the least of their duties; it is only by giv ing an example of perfe& disinterestedness, by. an' entire submission to the Kiog.and the laws; it is only, in. Aloft, by living• without reproach, that the tao bility'of your accestors is really to be preserved. Gentlemen, Members, of the Clergy, the su blime Inorality , of the, gospel, which it is your duty to pteach, should serve as .a guide to all men-; it contains a lesson for kings and people : I shall with, pleasure avail myself of your infor4lation; and, my heart will be grateful for, the good .that you do in diffusing, like good Pastors, ttoe precepts and, the succours of the religion of Jesus Christ. Gentlenien Burgesses, indUstry; arts, and com merce, ensure the prosperity of a state, as. they in crease the happiness of families in a free nation and - under a just Government ; 'Vnius and talent, le,.d t‘i every thing; and those who distinguish them selves; in your order, have great claims to the esteem of the Sovereign. %" And you, brave Swedi4i peasants,..l have every where heard proclaimed the'qualities du tioguisli you; and I see vv,itli a pleasing emotion the 'particular con•iderition which your con.ltry grpts to you. What 1 are not they highly - wo,-thy of tlioe distinctions whose arms alternately supp., ! 4 and 4e- - fend the country ? C titinue to honotir by yOur labour and, your iirtties the useful and. respectable order= that you form in the state. ~- Y:onr King, watches like a father overyonr dearest interest',. his Majesty' will permit .rue to, participate in his. tC:ICICr .=' AI .FIFTH• N A UNII34R is,- Rtthlished this D l ay • • • • elegantly printed in A tlas QUarto, price 11. js. ; and 11t peral kolio, with proof-impressions of'ttle il. 16s. it colitains Portraits of Ge,orge, Earl. of Egt;.: .-Henry, , • Lori Viscount 'Melville— tigh Blair, D. D.. and Right Rev. Shute Lord Bishop of Durham —Aciutiral loid Radsto&-- . -Richard' Warren, Wl.D.—Ac ennipanied..by,short.l.3iograpilicat Nunces...• . • Sixth Number, containing, in 'like manner—The Right :Honourable William Pitt—.l.ohn Fisher, .13.1). Lard 13isnop'ot Salisbury—Aylmer 13ourke Lambeir, Esq. E.L.S. L--flenry, !ad Bathurst Right Hon. Henry Grittati, a NEV.. --The late c;ainsboroygt), will, be ~published early in Decernher ; and hereafter a number will bp putilistied regularly every Iwo mow Its. • - - - • This Work will torn a seri:s of Portraits of the Most emi nent Persons nctre.living- c ot.latetY deceasetL• in G . mat . Brirairi ual -Ireland.; inAuding•the most distinguished . Charmers in the 'Senate; -t he , Chti reh, ': the Navy,' and: A rntY, the Learned . Professions, and the various departinepts of - Literature, - Sci 'enee, and Art ; those 'who have most zealously exerted them selves in promoting the Arts, Agriculture, and Cothnnerce'of he country.; or, by.their txample or patronage, have most conspicuously\ contributed to.its general plosperuy and hap piness. The Portraits elegantly' and accurately drawn, in an uniform manner, from Lite,' or from the most approved Ori ginal Pi.#ures ; and the bngra.vings peite4t far -simile's of the `iv * * A few of each Portrait are taken ore for separate sale, price ss.. Proof impressions, 75. 6d. An extensive' Preface' is , contalneil in the First NUM= ber ; and titles, together with general' Lists of the Portraits cOntanied in the Work, will be given hereafter • but bath the Portraits .and the Biographical Notices be- left un numbeied; in order that cacti Subscriber rna9, fOrm his own arrangement .of thein.. A List of-the SubserilYers %via be printed. 13Wi'LEit's CELLLIKA VLUI..I:IisLI:. tkt fkJik- A ri ro w DER, SOillSily recommended tor Whitening the:l:ll4TH, Preserv— nig the' 011,IVIS, - ailit,ereventing that dreadful malady the 12001711-ACNE. BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity o f -Fea turcb;iire allowed to' distinguish the British ran.; but the Proprietor of 110 l'L ER's- TOOTH PO W.DER would peg leave to remind his Country-women that the lustre of their 'Charms loses halt its influence where the "1 eeth are itiscOloured„ or spew a rotten and unhealthy 'appearance—this is' the mine inexcusable, as the• present l'r‘paration attiards •ttie Antall ble means of removing every' biemish ot, the ena mel, being composed of Vegetables. ' 'it is reeOrtithended to the . ‘i'itentlop otall ranks, as clearing -away every iniperieetion, either in the colour, or the deca;, of - the enatnel, of the - as rendering the Breath sw..et , and dt;leetable,_ and Making the Gums of their payer shap e and vermilion huts;-anti a certani -Preventative against the -Tooth-acne. No Composition of this kind ever brought for ward to public houce;- has mersudi univefial app , obatton ; 'and the Proprietbr has to: boast. that it is in way, use of Royalty itself. "Sald, wilt:resale and retail, at Mr, .Butl. r's,.No. 4; Cheap. side, cOrrrer of Paternoster- row ; Smith, Murray, and kae barn, Edinburgh ; Newbury, Dublin ; Tre wman ,. „bxeser ; COk;K‘N , orthy, and' Hoxland, Plymouth ; Bdlinge and t. reg. son, Liver voul ; Stains and Lynch, Manchester ; Peck and. Moss,. Hull ; Crut~4ell, Bath ; Allnutt, Portsea ; and retail toy most c.:ouni IT Medicine Venders and Perfumers,' in Boxes at'ls. 9d. each. . . .Of %Odra :nay be had, • ' ' I.IUTI.Ek'S AROIIIATIC.PE L TORAL LOZENG-ES . fur Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Solt Ttuu,..is, et .4.:c Is. 1. 3 / 4 ,1. per BUX. PICTUALLING;OFFIC:E., ' • . Nov. 27, :tic). 'THE COIF,IIISSIOATEAS for VICTUALLING. .111.5. MAJESTY': NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 71h . December next, they will be ready to receive Ten ders itt writing Pealed up) and treat Jar Eight Hundred Thou sand GOLDSTONE OP' BROWN WILLOW RODS (not 'lest than Forty-eight Inches in tenvh ).fit ,or making Cooper's Twigs ; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the l en ders, which Samples are not to consist of less than Five Hundred each,great tale ; to be delivered by the sorb April, 18 tr, in equal monthly Proportions, into His illajesty's I>leinailitig Stores, at ,Deptford, and tohePaidlorbj. 13ill:,petyable'with interest, ninety detys after date. The Conditions of the Co?urael may be seen at the Secretary's ©ice. A'o Tender Jro a less Quantity than one hundred th.usand Rods will he adsnitte4 • No regardwill be bad to any render in whichthe-Price shall not be inset'ted in words at length, or that shalt nil be deli;vered in the 13o.ird before One-o'clock on the said Friday,. the 7th liet-enzlwr . 'next, nor unless' the ..Person who makes the Tender or stint; Person on hit behalf, attends, to Amer whs-n calls d . P . , • Mv. 27, T HE COMMISSIONEIdjor VICTUALLING:. His MAYESTY's NAVY do .hereby giveWotiee, Thai on Friday, the ,4th December next, they Will be ready to receive Tenderfin writing (sealed up), and treat with sucbsPersons as will undertake to lui-nish whatever FRESH-BEEF may be re. quired fortheuse of His Majesty's Ships Bad Vessels at P t ymouth , Torbay,Dartni.•;iith, and Falmouth (on separate -Contrafis), for TwelVe Montbi, f e - n tie 't January next to)he 31st Decembor folloWing, inclusive,. and-to be paid .. for Bills, payable with Interest, ninety.days afierdate.;. Theconditions of the Contrafis may be, seen at the Sectetary'i Office, at this Office; or by_ applying to Mr, Miller, the Agent of the said CoMmissioners'at 1-)yntoigth, or to the G'clleg,rs of the Cur t.ms at Dartmouth atzd Fatinplk resimaive();. t\l'o regard will be hallo any TeNder it which the Price shall. not be inserted itt,woids atlctlgth,' or that„sholl.not be delivered to -the Board beldre One oiClock'on the said Friday, the Decem ber next nor unlissihiPetiOn whr makes the Tender, or Some Per son oil his behalf; attends tc's answer whe,n called for. ~' 1 /11'.